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Blair Ketcheson was hired in 2007 to shoot a series of images of the newly restored memorial, and became hooked on the history of the battle

Kids who responded to the 2023 B.C. Adolescent Health Survey felt less positive about all aspects of their school experience than youth in the 2018 report

I’ll bet you know at least one crazy cat lady AND somebody who describes him/herself as a dog’s “dad/mom,” which is biologically impossible

Soap for Hope Canada collected almost 32,500 kilograms of gently used hygiene products and linens that would otherwise have ended up in the landfill.

Farmers use everything from grafting to greenhouses to protect crops from extreme weather, but one problem that’s harder to solve is the shortage of affordable land

Getting people to want and purchase more has adverse effects on both people and the planet

Beyond the traditional teacher roles, a classroom full of more sophisticated and technologically competent kids expect more from their teacher

A roundup of good news from around our community. This week: Seniors pitch in to raise funds for cancer facility and the Women’s Transition House marks 50 years.

Worsening climate change is shining a spotlight on ‘gaps’ in the science of forest hydrology, especially around extremes such as flooding

Researchers and scientists hope this study will be a "whale-sized dose" of motivation to reduce the impacts of climate change.